Wagonloads is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAGONLOADS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WAGONLOAD, the contents of a full wagon, also WAGGONLOAD
• an amount of something that can be carried in one wagon
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a load that fills or could fill a wagon

Words related to WAGONLOADS

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How to use WAGONLOADS in a sentence

• She dried wagon-loads of finny treasure, and she made good bargains with the traders.
• Four wagon-loads of men, women and children were deported from their homes at Beaufort West.
• He was to provide the travelling academicians with luxurious equipment, though some of them had forty wagon-loads of instruments and carried a peripatetic library.
• There were two wagon-loads of young people, and, before dusk, men and their wives came sauntering up the roadway and in at the little gate.
• Wagon-loads of hay, grain and food were stored away in the block-house.
• Bates, acting as quarter-master, brought a couple of wagon-loads of provisions.
• Twelve wagon-loads of fighting sailors ought to be able to vote anywhere.
• Most of the towns never had been visited by a woman speaker, and wagon-loads of people would come from miles around to see the novelty.
• If you, our king, wish to go forth to encounter the Tartars you cannot do so unless you have several millions of men, and thousands of thousands of wagon-loads of supplies.
• Peasants were in those days able to do a great business in bamboos, which were brought into town by hundreds of wagonloads for holiday use.

Similar words containing WAGONLOAD without suffix s

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